Political Science FAQs

The program covers a broad range of topics, including political theory, comparative politics, international relations, American government, and public policy analysis.

The curriculum is designed to be dynamic and responsive to current events, with faculty integrating real-world examples and case studies into coursework and discussions.

The program emphasizes critical thinking, research methods, data analysis, and writing skills, preparing students for graduate studies or careers in various fields.

The program provides a solid foundation in political theory, policy analysis, and legal studies, equipping students with the knowledge and skills needed to excel in these fields.

Yes, students are encouraged to participate in class discussions, debates, and extracurricular activities that promote critical thinking and civic engagement.

The curriculum explores ethical considerations in political decision-making and examines the role of politics in addressing social inequalities and promoting justice and equity.

Yes, the program examines the influence of media, social media, and communication strategies on political discourse, public opinion, and electoral campaigns.

In addition to political knowledge, students develop transferable skills such as critical thinking, communication, problem-solving, and research skills that are valuable in various professions.